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Musical Courier 1901-01-23: Vol 42 Iss 1087, 1901
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1Musical People.
3Dr. Bourscheidt is organizing a large chorus in Peoria, Ill.
5Miss Julia Hillger is a prominent musician of Waxahachie, Tex.
7Mrs. Catherine Cordner-Heath, of Columbus, Ohio, has moved to New York city.
9Frank Hölding, of Lewiston, Me., is studying with Charles M. Loeffler, of Boston.
11Miss Annie Cullen played a solo at the recent meeting of the Nashua (N. H.) School of Music.
13A piano recital was recently given by the pupils of Miss L. C. Hathaway, at her home in East Wareham, Mass.
15A program was given by pupils of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Heizer at their studio, Sioux City, Ia., on the 5th.
17Frederic Archer was engaged for a special organ recital at the Drexel Institute, Philadelphia, Pa., on the 10th.
19Miss Ruth Gully, the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Gully, of Meridian, Miss., possesses great musical talent.
21A Bach-Beethoven-Browning recital was given recently in Atlanta, Ga., by Mrs. Charles Read and Miss Pauline Romare.
23The Haydn Quartet, of McKeesport, Pa., is composed of Charles Fischler, W. E. Creamer, Burton Kline and Charles E. Krape.
25Mrs. Gertrude Hunt Bigelow is about to inaugurate a series of recitals on the magnificent Pilgrim Church organ at Cleveland, Ohio.
27A new orchestra has been organized in Oshkosh, Wis., known as Pfeiffer & Stein's. C. Pfeiffer is the manager of the organization.
29The first of Professor Skilton's winter course of recitals took place on the 4th in his studio, 27 North Clinton avenue, Trenton, N. J.
31The pupils of Mrs. Porteous, Miss Burtis, Mr. Marshall and Mr. Christianson gave a recital in Conservatory Hall, Minneapolis, Minn., January 12.
33An interesting program was given on the 3d at the students' recital at the home of W. L. Bumenschein, on West Fourth street, Dayton, Ohio.
35W. F. Bentley, director of the Conservatory of Music in Galesburg, Ill., sang at both services in the First Congregational Church, Peoria, on the 9th.
37Miss Alma Burglund, who goes to New York for a season of study, gave a farewell concert at the Unitarian Church, Oakland, Cal., on the 10th.
39Arthur H. Turner gave his tenth organ recital in the Church of the Unity, Springfield, Mass., on the 7th. Mr. Turner was assisted by Carl Schulz.
41An interesting piano recital was given by the pupils of Miss Ada W. Valentine in the music hall of the Woman's Building, Memphis, Tenn., on the 4th.
43Miss Day engaged the Philharmonic String Quartet to give a public rehearsal at her studio, The Northampton, Cleveland, Ohio, on Saturday afternoon, January 12.
45The Allegheny (Pa.) Musical Association will not give another concert this year. W. A. Lafferty, who organized the association eleven years ago, will continue to drill the chorus.
47At the studio of Prof. W. H. Hoerrner, Binghamton, N. Y., there was given on the 9th the second of a series of musical recitals. Among those present were John Prindle Scott, of Oberlin College, and Alfred B. Dickson, of New York. Mrs. Emma Willard Ely was the accompanist.
49On Monday evening, December 31, Silas R. Mills, of Smith College, Northampton, Mass., gave his song lecture recital on the German Lieder before the Pittsfield Musical Club.
51William Davol Sanders and Miss Cuthbert Buckner attracted a large number of society people to listen to a violin recital with a number of vocal selections, at Bridgeport, Conn., recently.
53The pupils of Robert P. Dawson gave a piano recital at Holyoke, Mass., recently, assisted by Edward Kenney, violin; George Hicks, flute; J. W. Dawson, tenor, and the Brinkman Mandolin Club.
55Mrs. Emily Davison gave a pupils' recital on the 11th at Baldwin Hall, Louisville, Ky. Among those who appeared were Miss Flora Marguerite Bertelle, Peter Schlicht, Douglass Webb, Miss Emily Davison, Temple Robinson and others.
57A musicale was given in Albany, N. Y., on the 14th, by Scranton, Pa., recently, by the pupils of Prof. G. R. Walkenshaw, assisted by Joshua John, Grace Williams and Ruth Jackson. An orchestra of thirty-five pieces, composed entirely of pupils, participated.
59Prof. Willis Conant, of Scranton, will be the pianist at the third number of the Hemberger concerts in Barre, Pa.
61The twenty-fifth recital of the Kimball School of Music was given by the students of the school on the 11th in the Kimball Music Hall, Waterbury, Conn.
63Music being rehearsed by the Rutland (Vt.) Choral Association includes Gounod's "Redemption," a chorus from "Cavalleria Rusticana," "The Carnival Festival," a chorus from the second act of "Faust," Mendelssohn's "Hymn of Praise," Lassen's "Evening" and "Only Thou."
65The pupils of Mrs. Friend, 1207 North Illinois street, Indianapolis, Ind., who took part in a recent concert were Virginia Victor, Ethel Page, Florence Bennett, Clementine Victor, Elizabeth Senour, Argyra Friend, Auberta Friend, Goldie Campbell, Glenna Ostergren, Mrs. L. Ehrensperger and Eddie Ehrensperger.
67The first of a series of recitals to be given by Miss Marietta Altenbaugh in Tiffin, Ohio, took place on the 4th, the program being given by Miss Altenbaugh, G. Hergenrather, Edna Dildine, Marie Boehler, A. and F. Altenbaugh, Blanche Peck, Clara Young, Mae Grant, Nathalie Heisser, B. Peck, M. Grant and Frazer Turner.
69A musicale was given in Albany, N. Y., on the 4th, by the pupils of Miss Satie Adler. Following is a list of those who took part in the program: The Misses Fannie and Satie Cohn, Rose and Bella Stone, Rose Larner, Jennie Livingston, Anna Swartz, Hannah Cohn, Della Davis, Minnie and Bessie Landauer, F. Saunders, Bertha Baer and Mamie H. Swartz; Louis Litowitch, Masters Milton E. and Sanford Baer and Benjamin Goldberg.
71A prospectus of the California Conservatory of Music has been issued in San Francisco. Otto Bendix and Nathan Landsberger are the directors. The teaching staff consists of Otto Bendix, piano; Nathan S. Landsberger, violin; Alfred Kelleher, vocal; Mrs. Coleman, vocal; H. J. Stewart, theory of music and harmony; Wallace A. Sabin, organ; H. J. Stewart, orchestra; A. Weiss, violoncello; Irma H. Landsberger, harp; Ellen Bendix, assistant piano, Otto Bendix and N. J. Landsberger, ensemble.
73The following guests were present at the Misses Glenn's musical in Atlanta, Ga., last week: Mrs. Eustace Speer, Mrs. George Stewart, Mrs. Jarnigan, Mr. and Mrs. Warner, Mrs. Patton, Mrs. Elizabeth Congdon, Miss E. McArthur, Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard, Rev. C. B. Wilmer, Mrs. J. K. Ottley, Mrs. McCabe, Mrs. W. P. Pattillo, Mrs. Van Valkenberg, Mrs. Barili, Miss Louise Barili, Mrs. M. S. White, Miss Cramer, Mrs. W. L. Peel, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. C. H. Richards, Miss M. Everett, Miss Rose Steinhagian, Mr. and Mrs. Ehney, Sr.; Mrs. W. B. Lowe, Sr.; Mrs. W. B. Lowe, Jr.; Mrs. Sarah McDougald Sheridan, Mrs. Marvin Case, Mr. and Mrs. Tilton, Mrs. Marion Roberts, Miss Lucy Smith, Miss Stoffle, Mrs. Charles Conway, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Howell, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Burbank, Mrs. Harry Young, Miss Lillian Clarke, Miss Theodore Morgan, Mrs. Frank Logan, Mrs. Linderman, Mrs. Pollard, Miss Printup, Miss Bertha Hardwood and Mrs. Edward S. Gay. Those who took part in the program were Mrs. Will Patton, of Rome; Miss Cramer, Miss McArthur and Rev. C. B. Wilmer.
75Mme. M. Samuel gave a musical recital last week to her pupils in the parlors of her residence on Baronne street, New Orleans, La., and nearly one hundred friends and relatives of the pupils were present. In the recital Misses Bertha Drotte, Adele Uthoff, Kirsch, Skelly, De George and Dumas played, and Miss Wehrman and Mrs. Raoul Vallon sang. The selections were principally from Sanson, Thome, Chopin and Wormser, while the songs were from such masters as Godard and Chaminade. Only a part of Madame Samuel's pupils took part in the recital. The others will be seen at a recital to be given in two weeks.
77The following is the list of subscribers to the series of concerts by the Buffalo Trio Club this winter: Hobart Weed, Mrs. Clarence N. Fenton, William C. Cornwell, John Laughlin, Philip S. Smith, E. C. Lukin, Mrs. John Miller Horton, Miss Lucille H. Dunbar, W. H. Daniels, Adolph Rehadow, R. B. Adam, Jr., Dr. Ida C. Bender, Miss Ada M. Kenyon, Mrs. H. H. Hewitt, Dr. Helene Kuhlmann, Dr. Lillian Craig Randall, Mrs. Jean S. Marskey, Mrs. Benjamin Desbecker, Mrs. A. J. Elias, Mrs. M. B. Patch, Mrs. John E. Wesley, Charles B. Lytle, C. H. Utley, Frank Kuin, R. H. Thompson, Robert L. Loud, Miss Amelia Stevenson, Peter Paul, Joseph B. Thebaud, Mrs. O. R. Redans, Mrs. Harriet A. Rice, Lewis G. Northrup, Alfred Lyth, William Wippert, William Ehlers, Philip Becker Goetz, John Nowak, Arthur Detmers, A. L. McAdam, R. D. Young, C. M. Cook, Frederick A. Vogt, Dr. George F. Cott, Mrs. Mary E. Mixer, Miss Caroline M. Vedder, Miss Jennie R. Irish, Mrs. W. Farrell, H. McClellan Wade, John Russ, Dr. W. W. Steele, George L. Hanley, Edward T. Van Winkle (Hornellsville), W. W. Clark, Judd Vishion, Ernest L. Frisbee, Mrs. Herbert P. Bissell, Theodore Bull, Walter T. Smith, the Misses Kean (La Salle), N. H. Ashley, Mrs. James B. Parke, John C. Graves, F. S. Fosdick, Robert Denton, Major George H. Stowits, H. Tracy Balcom, Mrs. R. C. Hickock, G. E. Fuhrmann, Dr. Arthur de Collard, George Urban, Jr., John C. Cobb.
79Dannreuther Quartet Concert.
81To-morrow (Thursday) evening, the members of the Dannreuther String Quartet will give their second concert for this season in the Fine Arts Building, 215 West Fifty-seventh street. Mrs. Gustav Dannreuther, pianist, will assist in presenting the following program:
83Quartet No. 2, in D major (op. posth.)…………………….Borodin
84Epithalme, op. 20 (new)………………………………….De Waily
85Quartet, op. 65, in C major (new)………………………..Napravnik
86Quintet, op. 16, in E flat major………………………….Beethoven
87For piano, two violins, viola and violoncello.
88(New version, by Ernst Naumann.)
90Ogden-Crane's Pupils.
92Mme. Ogden Crane has fitted many pupils for church and concert singing and trained others to become teachers of the old Italian method. Among her teacher-pupils are: New York—Mrs. Delma Peckham, Miss Hattie Diamand, Mrs. Gertrude B. McCowan, Miss Georgia Burhans, Miss Lily Smith, Miss Hall, Miss Bardash, Miss Edith Gilbert, Miss Roseing, Miss Wood Nelson and E. Waterbury. Pennsylvania—Miss Emily Jenkins. New Jersey—Miss Anna Jones, Mrs. Lilian B. McAlpine. Connecticut—Mrs. J. C. Newkirk, Mrs. J. C. Iseman. Florida—Miss Ida Coggeshall.
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